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Glory, glory, how the angels sing

Author: William Orcutt Cushing Hymnal: SSSG1876 #78 (1876) First Line: Ring the bells of heaven, there is joy today

What a friend we have in Jesus

Author: Joseph Scriven Hymnal: SSSG1876 #79 (1876)

Of all God's tender promises

Hymnal: SSSG1876 #80 (1876)

Come, brother, Jesus saith, I am the way

Author: S. S. Fisher Hymnal: SSSG1876 #81 (1876)

Christian, toil on in love

Hymnal: SSSG1876 #82 (1876)

"Glory to God"

Hymnal: SSSG1876 #83 (1876) First Line: Angels from the realms of light

No tears in heaven, assurance sweet

Author: Augusta L. Cummings Hymnal: SSSG1876 #84 (1876)

The Victor's Crown

Hymnal: SSSG1876 #85 (1876) First Line: With quickly fading laurels charmed

Love for all and can it be

Author: Samuel Longfellow Hymnal: SSSG1876 #86 (1876)

Light will greet thee by and by

Author: Latta C. Lord Hymnal: SSSG1876 #87 (1876) First Line: Is thy trembling heart aweary

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